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Quick Prepper Tip: 13 Ways to Use a Trash Bag
#QuickPrepperTip: 13 Ways to Use a Trash Bag #PrepperTalk #DIY
They come in a variety of sizes. Some are heavy-duty construction grade while others barely strong enough to mess with. The most common color is black and some have handles, grips and even convenient drawstrings. There are over a trillion sold every year and a staggering 1 million of them are used every minute. What am I talking about? (more…)
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30 Days of Preparing for Spring Storms and the Stinging Heat of Summer Day 7: Repack Your Bug Out Bag
#30DaysofPrepping for Spring&Summer Day 7: Repack Your Bug Out Bag http://wp.me #PrepperTalk/p4pH4d-fb3
I hope that for winter you changed out your bug out bag’s warm weather gear for cold weather gear and added a few things such as emergency Mylar blankets to keep you warm. Now is the perfect time to switch out your bug out bag’s gear again. (more…)
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30 Days of Preparing for Spring Storms and the Stinging Heat of Summer Day 7: How To Repack Your Bug Out Bag
#30DaysofPrepping for Spring&Summer Day 7: How To Repack Your Bug Out Bag #PrepperTalk
I hope that for winter you changed out your bug out bag’s warm weather gear for cold weather gear and added a few things such as emergency Mylar blankets to keep you warm. Now is the perfect time to switch out your bug out bag’s gear again. Of course, keep the essentials, such as food, water, flashlight, multi-tool, and a fire starter. However, heavy wool socks, coats, gloves and beanies can go.…
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It’s Not Prepping… It’s Practical. A Single Woman’s Guide to Why You Should Prep
It’s Not Prepping… It’s Practical. A Single Woman’s Guide to Why You Should Prep
After two near-perfect 80-degree days last weekend, North Texas settled in for a day of below freezing temperatures. Saturday night we went to bed at a comfortable 70 degrees Fahrenheit and woke up Sunday morning to a snow and ice mixture that was actually sticking. As the kids like to say, “Go home, Weather. You’re drunk.”
The possibility of having an ice-in on Monday was high. If you had waited…
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